Coriolanus

William Shakespeare

Shakespeares fascination with Roman history comes alive in his gripping tragedy, Coriolanus, likely penned between 1605 and 1607. The play chronicles the tumultuous journey of Caius Martius, a formidable Roman general who earns the title Coriolanus after his triumph at Corioli. What sets this work apart is its powerful representation of the common citizens of Rome. As the narrative unfolds, we witness their uprising over soaring food prices and their ongoing conflict with Coriolanus, whose disdain for the plebeians fuels the drama. Join us as we explore themes of power, pride, and the voice of the people in this captivating tale. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett) This show includes AI-generated content.

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Episodios

28 episodios

  1. Little Eyolf-Henrik Ibsen 1:52:45
  2. Drama of Exile-Elizabeth Barrett Browning 2:03:01
  3. Faust II-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 7:21:26
  4. King Lear (version 2)-William Shakespeare 3:23:52
  5. Duchess of Padua-Oscar Wilde 2:27:25
  6. Gamester-Edward Moore 2:38:58
  7. Love and Intrigue-Friedrich Schiller 3:46:11
  8. Beyond the Horizon-Eugene O'Neill 2:50:33
  9. Misalliance-George Bernard Shaw 3:05:30
  10. Earth Spirit-Frank Wedekind 2:17:15
  11. Oroonoko-Thomas Southerne 2:47:09
  12. Crossings A Fairy Play-Walter de la Mare 2:44:10
  13. Medea (Version 2)-Lucius Annaeus Seneca 1:14:00
  14. Cymbeline (Version 2)-William Shakespeare 3:48:54
  15. 006 - Act 5 36:59
  16. 005 - Act 4 36:44
  17. 004 - Act 3 37:32
  18. 003 - Act 2 39:36
  19. 002 - Act 1 46:02
  20. 001 - Dramatis Personae 2:32